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Skimming Devices Found In Multiple ATMs; Dozens Affected By Scam, Police Say

The FBI estimates that ATM skimming costs financial institutions in the U.S. $1 billion every year.

Florida Woman Arrested For Allegedly Selling Cannabis-Infused Edibles To School Children

Marijuana plants for the adult recreational market at Hepworth Farms in Milton, New York

The suspect, Thalia Aceves, 22, admitted she had been selling drugs for the past two years and knowingly distributed them among minors.

77-Year-Old Man With Dementia Allegedly Beats Wife To Death But Doesn't Remember What Happened

The woman's husband was arrested, but no charges have been filed, according to reports.

2 Firefighters Suspended Without Pay After Getting Doctor To Declare Live Woman Dead

"The serious nature of this misconduct cannot be understated — the patient was pronounced, though she was in fact alive, and the medical care she deserved was delayed," a letter outlining the firefighters' offense reportedly indicated.

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Billionaire Jeff Bezos, pictured in November 2021 criticized US President Joe Biden on Twitter

Jeff Bezos's Helper Sues Him Over 'Unsafe' Working Conditions, Without Breaks And Bathroom

Jeff Bezos' former housekeeper claimed they were forced to climb out the laundry room window to go to the restroom.

3 Men Shot In San Antonio Found Escaping Human Smugglers In Houston

Three men were found shot Wednesday after claiming they escaped a human smuggling situation.

Oregon Police Search For Suspect After Blades Found in Children's Candy

Oregon authorities are searching for a suspect after blades were found in children's Halloween candy on Monday night.

A sign for Gabby Petito is seen outside of a funeral home in Holbrook, New York

Gabby Petito's Family File $50 Million Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Moab Police

Gabby Petito's family filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Moab Police Thursday, alleging the cops could have saved her.

Agents Arrest 21, Bust Theft Ring That Allegedly Made Millions From Catalytic Converter Theft

Authorities arrested 21 people suspected of being part of a theft ring that allegedly made millions of dollars from stolen catalytic converters.

President Joe Biden, pictured in Washington on October 26, 2022, hailed a Q3 rebound in the US economy

Days Before Midterm Election, Biden Delivers Warning Speech For Safety Of US Democracy

President Joe Biden delivered a speech focused on the state of U.S. democracy and warning of attempts to intimidate voters before Tuesday's elections.

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TSA Can Institute Mask Mandates, Supreme Court Ruled

The ruling comes after a federal judge blocked the CDC's mask mandate in April.

US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, pictured with husband Paul in 2019, was not in at the time of the attack

Pelosi Attacker Was In US Illegally; Authorities Seeking Deportation

The man accused of violently attacking House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband is a Canadian citizen who is now facing deportation.

Did Anyone Win Wednesday's Powerball? Nov. 2 Winning Numbers And Saturday's New Jackpot

The Saturday night jackpot will climb to $1.5 billion after the Wednesday drawing produced no grand prize winners.

Oregon Mayor Accused Of 'Firing Multiple Rounds' At Family Of 4 In Road Rage Incident

The term of Rufus' mayor, Dowen Jones, ends this year.

Heavily Pregnant Woman Stabs Boyfriend To Death Hours After Baby Shower Over Food

The woman, now eight months into her pregnancy, was held in jail in lieu of $2 million bail.

New Dishwasher Goes Up In Flames, Causes Damages Worth $15K And Displaces Family

The firefighters were unable to determine if the fire was caused due to a faulty installation or if it resulted from the appliance malfunctioning.

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National Sandwich Day 2022: Places To Score A Free Sandwich, BOGO Deals & More

Here is where to get deals for National Sandwich Day 2022.

National Housewife Day: Interesting Quotes About Homemakers

National Housewife Day, which is observed on Nov. 3, celebrates every homemaker out there.

Teen Charged After Woman Found Dead With Shoelace Around Neck Inside Truck

The body was found in the bed of a pickup truck at a crash site.

In buying Twitter -- largely with his own money, but also with significant backing from investors who expect a return on their own risk -- Elon Musk has taken on a huge potential liability

Anonymous Hackers Mock Elon Musk For Tweeting About $8 Starbucks Drink, Twitter Verification

"BREAKING NEWS: Billionaire SHOCKED that people spend money on THINGS THEY LIKE rather than being forced to spend money on things they do not like or NEED," the hacking collective wrote in a tweet.

U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) speaks during a House Committee on Oversight and Reform hearing on gun violence on Capitol Hill in Washington, U.S. June 8, 2022. Andrew Harnik/Pool via REUTERS

AOC Says Her Twitter Notifications Down After Spat With Elon Musk

U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says her Twitter notifications and mentions aren't working after she questioned why Elon Musk wants people to pay for their blue checkmarks.

Chicago Man Arrested For Handing Out THC-Laced Candy To Children

A Chicago man has been arrested Tuesday after allegedly handing out gummy bears laced with THC to children after claiming he "ran out of candy."

Recordings Of Social Media Influencer Who Stabbed Boyfriend Show Physical Abuse

Recordings by Christian Obumseli, who was allegedly murdered by influencer Courtney Clenney, show her shouting racial slurs and physically attacking him.